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Joe Rogan gets blown away as he discovers what triggered the very first Jeffrey Epstein investigation. “This is crazy.” “Holy sh*t.” Here’s what happened: In early 2005, two girls at Royal Palm Beach High School got into a fight. One of the girls repeatedly called the other a “pr-stitute” or “h—ker.” After the fight, school administrators and parents investigated, searched one of the girls’ purses, and found $300 in cash. The female student initially claimed the money came from working at a fast-food restaurant. But it was later revealed she had been paid for massages by a wealthy man, later identified as Jeffrey Epstein. That revelation prompted a police investigation in March of 2005, when the stepmother of one of the girls reported the m-lestation to the Palm Beach police. The case ultimately resulted in Jeffrey Epstein’s first arrest in 2006. Royal Palm Beach High was identified as a focal point for recruitment where, according to investigators, at least FIFTEEN STUDENTS were lured into Epstein’s Palm Beach home. “Holy sh*t,” Rogan reacted. “Imagine if those girls didn’t get in that fight.” “It’s dark.”

Joe Rogan says a simple Google search told him to STAY AWAY from Jeffrey Epstein. “I’m in the [Epstein] files for not going. One of my guests was trying to get me to meet him. I was like, ‘B*tch, are you high?!’” It all started in 2017, when Epstein asked Lawrence Krauss to introduce him to Rogan because he thought he was “funny.” Krauss responded not as a friend, but more like someone tasked with fetching Rogan for Epstein: “I will reach out to Rogan. I think I have his email, or at least his producer’s email. He lives and works in L.A.,” he said to Epstein. But it didn’t go as planned. Rogan rejected the invitation and told Krauss, “What the f*ck are you talking about?” after he Googled Epstein. This prompted Krauss to send this apology email to Epstein, which is found in the latest tranche of files: “Sorry about Rogan so far. He seems MORE TIMID than I would have thought.”